A summer workshop in NYC gets teen and senior theater lovers writing plays based on each other’s stories. Applications are due in May.

Writer-performers Lois Weaver and Peggy Shaw are inviting seniors to help them develop a show about the dreams that we bury.

At 78, the actress who millions know as Alice is starring on Broadway, reprising her cabaret act and making careful choices about life balance.

How does age affect an artist whose body is his canvas? Ask Rolando Vega, an NYC fixture for more than 40 years.

At 82, she’s playing Broadway, stars in a new documentary and has a memoir out soon. We chatted with Mary Louise Wilson about all three – and plastic surgery.

Tovah Feldshuh recently wrapped her solo show “Aging Is Optional” and took off to climb Kilimanjaro. Then she survived the season finale of “The Walking Dead.” Downtime? Feldshuh prefers making leaps in time…

Marie Baronnet traveled the U.S. in search of aging strip tease performers – pioneers of feminism, she says, who have lost none of their wit and vibrancy.

Working with seniors in NYC and Croatia, performance artist Lois Weaver is using her aging alterego, country singer Tammy WhyNot, to talk about what it means to get older.

A remarkable live stage show built around the sexual histories of its senior performers is changing the way audiences around the world see older people.

How does an award-winning monologist nearing 70 keep working after a major stroke? With some high-tech help, Peggy Shaw is creating a new reality through performance, filling the gaps left by loss.